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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Fashions In Iorgnsttes and Glove coIegnes
Lorgasttss framed in repousss and etched
silver are in hig demand. e. ars the lorgnettss
m silvsr eases. Opera glasses IN silver cases
ars equally fashionable and VIII figure con-
spicuoukly this see1on az all places OK arause-
ment. In thhs eonnection It may DO well TO
tail that glove cOiogaes AID viaaigrcttss show
new and pses.'iax dcsiglz A glove cologne
IN Silver, seen reccntly, simulated paint
ssbe. and AFFORDED al the same time an ex-
c-edngly convenient and unique trinkst.
Another glove pungsnt seen was in shape Of
q powder horn
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

oafse . earsossfy IN tie sbsyr - twin
<asres Is N ezafkdfisn 81 hnfh1r7. Fla- i
wzs fsaak n n 8ssir lsB5s grs-e May
siz EEssebissssts ssy sssy p<vw n~ szyshine
sf tze ksss LssforA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Es-s r<fafc agents draw -he line at re'irfrs
/. s,s hnsse fer a few wesks. during which
.,,,,. xzres>asTs asnxhter is married IA u
.n.l 4axzxz< ssstcn SsHre
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Er5ysxia1 81 Cizis<y. Us hss seczTs5
ufprs - AfsTcfszf Ixnzr's 3sNbasse srsd
placsa i On sxssh4sioa ssr tie tensGs a tie
e~fs1S
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

The Toilette here illustrated Is Partisan
one. and aiTortis in the lace fchn that adorns
the dress. ~ vel rs IN the novel and becons-
ing coiTure. points Of interest % lady readers
de<irous of somsshins sntlrsly new ~ even
knS wsax.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Advfcs <hsrll be Ike S~ufie far - -ssw,
ard net Ike = driving ztsr1n of hail r
slogls dercssd sofsly. and aos - azt~ss
hF<sslg-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

-he Suutrs schn mar l~c uss'ie - ary lace
~,sfur~s.f b,st rs ribten trimmings shculd
r,afrh or hsrncniae With ERE bosiice over
uhirh tfe fehu IS worn A. VII Be @aen. tie
tsi~ = slr-ssei hiee afsd irciutsas n Is orna-
,.,eufsfis,n ribToa how AMI snail bsck c0E1lb.
Rii,lscn tuo snd one-haif in,hes wile. the
,.oler - the yelVvF. u gracefully twiSted
.hof tfs cr-un. tie1 IN = bow ~ 'front.' and
~-rsngesi ~ the heck edge - the crown n
tAr-p l.rops hjinz he plsre whsre tae strings
sra .sn cn Efre shcrt black ostrich
fssshers fall se~ard the herk. siisi fancy
er7aneesuest ~ cocks feathers. with t~o
~suzS af he <isse. sfart from bsnesEa ths
or1<x
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25
WHAT LADIES WEIR
An ATTRACTIVE FsENcst rolLETTE

Numbered win imported bonnsts that 6nf
illustrated =. tie scc0I8paEg a. cu1
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-16

The crossword enigma" is a
favorite kind of verbal mystery with
those who take pleasure in the elucida-
lion OF puzzle departments; but the
most common, though not quite so
agreeable. species of crossword enigma
IS the sarcastic remark of ones wife.
the reason for which it is a puzzle to
determine.-BostOn Budgct.
-"How did you enjoy your supper
at Delmonico's last night?" asked one
lady of another. Il want to tell YOU
about it. | called for Strawberries and
cream without looking at the menu,
just fancyn' weren't they goodpn
Yes; they were good enough; but they
only cost twenty-five cents a dish. |
never felt so mortified in all my life. -
A. Y. Mail and Erpress
MIR. Suburbe Rusticus shows his
friends over the farm. Here, you see,
lput in oats, nearly fifty acres; that is
Hungarian grass over there; this is the
pasture; here | have corn, but not very
much; and | have some wheat" "But
your vegetables and small fruits?" 80,
it doesn't pay to fool with such truck
on a farm; | can get every thing in that
line so much better and cheaper from
town. "-Burdette.
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We have been informed by Colonel A,
Andrews, who has just returned from the
East, that his Diamond Palace will be opeu
every evening until further notice. Ne
have examined his magnificent stock OF
iamonds, wat hes and jewel,y and must
confess that we never saw its equ j in this
or any other city.
1t will certainly pay intending purchas
ers OF goods in hi. line to 20 a few blocks
out Of their way and examine his choice
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they
can save at least from 70 to - per cent. In
the line of diamonds and watches, he has
the largest stock of any house in the State,
and his prices defy competition. Parties
| IN the interior will do well to send their
orders direct to- Colonel Andrews, stating
ne article wanted and the price, and leave
the selection TO his good taste. Judgment
and honor, and they may be assured OF
icing justly dealt with. If the goods do
not suit, they .an he exchanged. or the
money refunded. Goods forwardsd G.
o. ID.
The Diamond Palace is situated at %,
montgomery street, San Francisco, under
the Russ House.
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A CABlNET-MAkER'S LUCK.

oVlle men are born rich, some ac-
fHe flches and others have riches
'uS' upon them. To the latter for
nate class belongs Mr.. Charles A.
nnSOni who resides at 375 w. Ohio
EsV' chicago, and who was the
Fly holder of one tenth of ticket No.
E'f0 winch drew the first capital
fls Of $4,000 in the October 18th
@'lng OF The Louisiana State Lot
~ Company.
III ' t' reporter, hearing of his
4 - fortune, called upon Mr.. John
H., " congratulate him and hear
fna f ms own lips the story of his
Ebns ~Vie investment. He found Mr..
EF r,son ,n very intelligent young
Ebir e, sNe3n,y-seven years of age, a
1 v vssln by occupation, who
B,, i'a M ago came to America and
3hraoo eN'Pnloyment at his trade in
SIp.iGo,nlb Being of sober, frugal and
seia 'l4us habits, his wages were
" ' Sna 10 maintain him comfort
n !. G I'i, would not permit of much
\ tS S,a ASIDE for a rainy day. Hav.
H. y, times before purchased
Ls ;'. 'ie lottery and drawn moth
a vE E!lut surpri'e may be mag
|restm "nen he found that his last
b ra.1, Oh one dollar hal brought
I r ass5urn Of $4,000. The MONEY
/ Am. ,'.o by Mr.. Johnson through
Etb hrV III Express company on
|avps 81, Just ten days after the
tlt + . an and is now deposited 10 his
|len ou Une OF the banks of the citv.
sbie55 uegs ~ regarding the use
b Jobnanne. would put his fortune,
lcsso aSa said; 81 shall remain in
u 6on anu at once build a comfort.
Fry the Won iisii IL elegantly, and
Some ,; youhg lady TO whom / have
+ pre,e ntne been betrothed. For
pc, and 1,. / shall continue at NV
Is for - n aa'er may engage in bust.
tased WIZ %ISeit;' Mr.. johnson is
Eich The WIN IN, the promptness with h
amount o ., Company forwarded
be debgbtoodi MS NJ prize, and especially
d msi Sa'ed that he can now marry
choice. H. IN comfort the lady OF
fortunate we ne is a sensible as we'll as
doubt, m oo.ung man, and will, with
My sca maze good use of his sud
||aNkr, Nov W alth,-Arkansaw
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A VALUABLE Mrn,cAT, Tpr r,sr

ine edition FOR 1888 of the sterling Medical
Aniuai known as Hostetter's Almanac Ia now
lesay, and may be obtained free OF cost ~
urussists and general country dealers In ali
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THE GALAPAGOS ISLES.
A Pacific Group Which Contains Thou
sands of Small Craters.

A Pacific Group Which Contains Thou
sands of Small Craters.
! The Galapagos Islands are a group
of small isles lying directly under the
equator, about six hundred miles from
the coast of Ecuador. They were dis
covered by the Spanish, who named the
group from the numerous land tortoises
found on them, called galapagos in
Spanish, but the single islands have
received English names. The group
consists of some fifteen islands of vari-
Gus sizes, and number of small islets.
many of them mere rocks. All the
islands are of volcanic formation; in
deed the general shape of the islands
is that of volcano, with a large central
dome, with wide and shallow center
on the top and cones of eruption on the
Sides There are about two thousand
of these small craters on the group, but
the greater number are extinct. The
lower parts of the islands are very
arid, but their SUBMITS, which are
generally covered with clouds, re-
ceive from them moisture enough to
sustain quite flourishing vegetation.
The climate of the islands is temperate,
which is remarkable considering their
position directly under the equator, and
is due to the cool antarctic current,
which, having been detected by the
coast of South America. flows around
these islands. There are two seasons,
the wet and the dry, the former extend
ing from November to March. The
animals and vegetable products of these
islands are noteworthy, as among them
exist several species not to be found in
any other part of the globe. The vegc-
tation of the lower parts of these island
hills is but scant, but near the tops
grasses and ferns abound, also large
cacti, and some cultivation has been
made by the inhabitants. In the sew
enteenth century the Galapagos Islands
were a great rendezvous of tho buc-
cancers that infested the South seas.
but they had no permanent inhabitants
till 1882, when a party of exiles from
Ecuador was sent there. Two of the
islands only have small settlements,
containing perhaps two hundred In
habitants. The islands were once re-
gar,led as of some Importance because
of the supply of turtles to be found
there, but this supply has been so drawn
upon th.t it is now comparatively quite
small. The other animals are prin'
cipally lizards and other reptiles, no
mammalia whatever being indigenous
to the islands. though cattle. pigs. and
goats have been introduced from the
main land. The Galapagos Islands be-
long politically to Esuador.-C7sedg0
Inter Ocean
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'-,o.AL AND iMPERsonAL.

rho violinist, august Wilhelmj,
tsnted his much-admlred villa on
p , for number OF years, ard
1 take up his permanent residence
Berlin. ,.. ,,,,
.ooiation, says that the wearing of
Cancelled shoes so alters the center
,ssity as to cause return to the
:. If ..tailess apes, who walk on
-. Alfred. of Ocala, Fla, has
- the Baltimore Advertiser and
,ol dated August 90, 1878. In it
Uraphic land advertisement by
.re Washington, offering twenty
"s,nd acres of the finest and rich
,snd in the world and situated in
Tanawha Valley, w. Va.
Recent measurements Of their cof-
show that the average ancient
.or could not have been more than
,p feet five inches tall. The mummy
Cleopatra measures four feet six
,sas Within the last five hundred
|srs the height of the English aristoc-
~ has considerably increased.
Chauncey M. Depew recently re-
irsd A couple of handsome blue China
ga from the French Government in
sognition of his connection with the
r,boldi statue celebration, and as a
.esful compliment for his services as
stor on that occasion. They are ex-
lite specimens of workmanship.
some of the drollest of recent
inca " writes London correspond
,.is a statement by G. F. Watts
At MANY years ago he lent one of his
innings seven feet high with two life
figures of young Saxons doing
ntv duty on cliff, and not only had
not been returned, but he is un-
~ tn remember whom he lent it to-"
-While Mrs. Shepherd, daughter Of
|iam II. Vanderbilt, was in San
Faucisco she dined at fancy Chinese
st,urant. birds nest soup, sharks
and emperors tea were some of
high-priced dainties which were
pecially relished. She bought all the
! Of that brand the restauranteur
a, the price being seven dollars
und.
The famous English "bone-setter,"
Hutton, who died recently. had no
aiming. He neither "walked the
spitals" nor ever learned the names
all the creyces in the human skele-
b. If he had had all the bones of
ehuman body thrown down before
n he would have been at great pains
arrange them in order. Yet trained
en- sent patients with dislocations to
\.
&C. N Fain, of Carrollton, Ca, has
his possession the inaugural address
livered by ex-President Polk, Novem-
n II, 1889, after his election to the
Ebernatorial chair of Tennessee. The
dress is handsomely printed on a
ece Of white silk, eighteen by eight
h inches, and was presented to
hptain FANS grandfather. and will
doubt pass through the hands of
any generations to come, as it is
lie worth preserving. The address
considered as one of the ablest ever
iyered by the distinguished ex-H'esi-
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The National Grunge will hold it's mex
meeting at Topeka. Kansas.

Good deeds," once said the celebrated
Richter, ring clear through Heaven like
bell One Of the b st deeds is to allie.
ylate human sulferings. Last faN INV
dau liter was in Decline" says Mrs. Mary
Hlnson, of Montrose, Kansas, And every.
BODY thought she was going into con.
sumption. got hei a bot lie of DR.. r. V
Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription and il
cured her." Such facts as the above need
no comment.
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Use after each meal Scotts Emulsion
WIN HyYophosphites. 1t is as pAlatable as
iiti ana easily digested. The rapidity with
which delicate people improve with its use is
wonderful. Use it and try your weight As a
remedy TOR Consumption, Throat affections and
used SCOTS Emulsion in a child eight mon,bs
oid with good results. He gained four pounus
IN very short time" = tho. PRIM. nj, ID :
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Being entirely, vegetable, no particular
c e.n, Is required while using DR.. Pierce.s
.r mieasant Purgative Pellets" They on.
ton, diet or occupation. For aick head.
acne constipation, impure bio, d, dizziness
sour quotations from the SON en-, had
Ias,e IN mouth, bi ious alta ks. pain in
region OF Kidneys, internal fever bIoated
,eeiing about stomach, rush of blood to
aead. take DIR. Pierce's pellets" By
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THE old RELIABLE"


Ashland Tidings, October g. 1887.
The odd Reliable" job presses man =
featured by Palmer & Rey a. SIN Fran.
cisco are preferred by many Of the best
printers to any other frst-class press mad
Inc quarter-medium purchased by the
Tidings office about year ago has been
run on all kinds of work, often at a high
rate OF speed by our water power, and has
given entire satisfaction.
Yours truly,
w. H. LEEDS.
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AS is the bud bit with an envious worm.
so is many youth cut down by the gnaw
ing worm consumption. But it can be
made to release its hold and stop it's gnaw
ing. DIR. P'erce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will If taken in time, effect perm
anent cures, not only in C assumption. bu,
in all cases OF chronic threat, bronchial
and lung diseases.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-16

!, a PACK OF stag hounds was lately brought
-. montana, to kill wolves upon tbe
snrep and cittle ranges. They prove
s - Meet and plucky, beating the wild
n 1ma,auaers IN every instance, even when
a. cn,.,,h Two % one. Their sole diet
20 cofHDfedu aud buttermtIk
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED

To the Editor -
a, Iease inform your readers that have DOS.
i iuve remedy for the above named disease. BY
us timely use thousands of hopeless cases have
Deen permanently cured. l ahall be glad to
send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any Of
your readers who have consumption if they will
Respectfully,
:. A. SLOCUM. NJ. C.. Isl Pearl St, New YORK
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-16

The teacher was drilling her pu-
pills in the authorizations which are in
the back part of the spelling book.
Each Authorization was written on the
blackboard, and the urchins shouted
its meaning. "P. S." chalked the
school ma am. Pork steak" conf
IDENTITY asserted the smart boy, and al
most any butchers pass-book will
prove that he was right.-NeW Bed
ford Mercury.
The "Bd Trigonometry" classes of
the Cleveland high schools gave them
selves a picnic and rustic dinner the
other day. They had a "chemico-
mathematical menu" which was won
derful combination OF chemical, mathe-
m atical and Latin terms. Ice cream
was put down as ''voeifero''; and when
it is explained that ''vocifero" may be
translated Il scream" the hilarious
character of the joke will be apparent
The deacons of the Congregational
Church at Upper Clapton, England,
thirty-four years ago took out a
policy of 5000 upon the life of their
pastor, making it payable to his fami-
". The church assumed the respon-
sibility of the annual premiums, and
upon the minister's death recently,
s., 900 was paid over to his family by
this arrangement, besides nearly 81. 600
received in cash bonuses by him during
his lifetime. y Witnesa
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THROAT AFFECTIONS.
row words About tho Permanent q.
n"'ni OF the Causes PRODUCING Th.,..

row Words About tho psrr.
oi ths Causes Producing Them.
as lhe state Of tho stomach On
WIN pe It's index, the throat and the
PACK part of the tongue. II the one
IS inflamed, has red and o,on,,
patches the other will have similar
looks and, ii much canker ia nres.
emu we may look for the "straw-
berry tongue" cracked. spotted and
angry, with thin, white COATING M
IN some cases, the coating removed
ana The whole tongue red and angry
raw. In this case, gargle the throat
with alum-water, borax-water. ,s
often as convenient, avoiding the pse
%! the lrritants, and improve the state
OF the stomach--the cause--bv tho
use OF plain and simple food, taken
only at meal times. Great relief il
OBTAINED by conducting off the local
neat by the wet cloths worn at nioht
ana still more by producing an irrita.
.loh a on the surface-by adding mus
tard. or, still better and more thor.
oush and comfortable, cayenne pep
per- a thin coat sprinkled on. the
whoie well covered by dry fiannels
But remember that the real difficpltv
is at the stomach, and that care If
that will remove the disease. The
same irritation at the pit of the
stomach" will be serviceable.
There is a more putrid form a
malignant sore throat. or putrid sore
in which ulc ration Of the tonsils NAV
occur, which, after few attacks. be-.
comes more or less habit; such per-
sons having return at almost every
attack OF colds; while in such an
event there is danger that the inflam.
nation will tend downwards. If NOT
reach the lungs. This form IS found
among the scrofulous, or those who
are not careful in the matter of diet
especially the users of pork, lard. too
much grease of any kind, those NOT
especially clearly, or the children of
such. Such will do well to be much
IN the air and sunlight, allowing the
neck to be exposed to the sun. It is
possible to remove the scrofuous faint
IN inheritance, though persistent ef-
Tort is absolutely needful, a "making
over new" Let no one suppose that
an inherited disease is incurable. since
all diseases are more or less inherited.
With some it is the custom to re-.
move the swollen part by the knife, or
to clip the tonsils, which may and does
aHofd temporary relief; and vet it is
claimed that no permanent g cd re-
suits. 1t is far better to remove this
temporary swell ing by care of the
Notwithstanding the cause-crowdine
out disease by promoting health. =
Mothers Magazine.
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Were all men to see, think and act
alike, all of humanity would be sitting
in idleness, sucking their thumbs.
We complain that our life is short,
and yet W. throw away much of it, and
are weary of many Of its parts. -Jerenay
Taylor.
-Inquisitive people are the tunnels
of CONVEX sation; they do not take in any
thing for their own use, but merely pass
it to another.
All the good things of this world
are no further good than as they are of
use; and whatever we may heap up to
give to others, we enjoy only as much
as we can use, and no more. -Defoe
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"a little dot of Duluth's femin-
be humanity who has not yet
karned to put all the corners on the
English language, went on a Sunday
fhoOl picnic excursion up the bay this
EEK. At dinner she was given an
fult piece of custard pie, and in her
fantile gyrations succeeded in falling
PEn and getting plaster cast of her
Pal. Rising with ruffled feelings and
Fsheveled locks, she lifted the unfortu-
ate member to an attitude of invoca-
pn and exclaimed: Mamma, take
discussed pie! N-QuluM Photographer.
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THIS MEANS YOU !

If you want Watches, Cocks, Rings
Brooches, Pins Diamonds and other tn ngs
you can get them all from Feldenheim-r
the jeweler of Portland.
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Wakelee's Squirrel and G pher Extermi-
nator Try it, and prove the hes i, the
cheapes Wakelee & Co., San Francisco.
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Preparing TO Be Educated
".eA the schocl-term's dreary bother
ol4a vacation time supplants,
'Iva 'he boy s'ghs forth Dear mother,
Won't you pie ase half-sole my pantsr,
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E-spencer tells us that only sleep
fd laughter rest the brain. We know
man who was kicked shamefully by
mule whose brain is resting as quiet
as man who doesn't advertise.
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Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable
to use. 1t is not a liquid or snuff. SOC.
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Henry Eb TT thot his vie and himself
at Jersey City.
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THEY ALL KNOW

That good articles are appreciated and win
trade but the market is full OF cheap things
that are hard to sell, and there is a temptation
to get them off on somebody. We avoid TINS oy
sending our Gu, toners what they want, and
always prefer to fill our orders with Choiee
Goods, which are very cheap now. The finest
p unes in 35-pound boxes. at $500 and SO Tor
German, and $50 and s2.75 for French. Nearly
all Dried Fruits are lower, and market weak.
We re in position to give our patrons the
oyest prises, as we receive carloads of them
from nroducers, which we have to dist ibute'
and are always glad to get wholesale price
We are very busy now, and shall be, but are
able to turn out vast amounts of goods every
day. II you have not seen the price lst we
publish, send for copy before you lay down
this paper. Address, SMITHS CASH
STORE. lis and III Clay Street. san Fran
CISCO Cal.
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Russia is massing troops on The German
frontier.
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Charles H. J. Tyler, United States Min
lste to Liberia, has resigned.
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4, AT Haverhill. Mass, an unknown man
snrew Vltriol in the face of Mis-, Mamia
Mahon, fatally injuring her. "''''o
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How to Gain Flesh and Strength.

The Sold ers' Home at Marsballtown
iowa, has been opened for occupants.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-16

TRY GERMEA for breakfast.